Because she's what I call a 'Hipster Douchebag Fan'
Likes things that are niche to make a statement about how niche and nerdy she is when really she isn't.
I am bloody on one tonight. Saucer of milk for Locky, immediately.
Because she's what I call a 'Hipster Douchebag Fan'
Likes things that are niche to make a statement about how niche and nerdy she is when really she isn't.
I am bloody on one tonight. Saucer of milk for Locky, immediately.
Originally Posted by Locky
To be fair, as much as I love GoT, it really is accessible for everyone. And it lets anyone feel "nerdy" because of its popularity.
Two seasons later...
"What's the name of that guy who says 'hodor' all the time? Is that all he can say, or...?" --Locky's pal.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
She was the same with The Hunger Games. I had read them before we moved in, and I knew she enjoyed Harry Potter and (God forbid) Twilight, so I offered her my copy of the books. I told her what it was about - "Oh, that doesn't really sound like my thing tbh..." as SOOON as the trailer is released she's all like "OMG I LOVE THE HUNGER GAMES."
She is that person.
As for the Hodor thing... she actually spells it as Hordor.
Anyway, I'm putting my claws away now because we've been on good terms lately, and besides her annoying fan-ness there's nothing else bugging me about her right now.
"My real father died in King's Landing..."
Disturbing.
I realised what this season is missing. King Robert. Dude was easily the best character.
It helps if you listen to this as you view:
Don't ruin Barbra Streisand for me!
Apparently, I have been declared banished.
What's left to ruin that hasn't already been ruined?
Whats the point of even having allies if theyre not going to at least give you a decent meal when you need it. The deal was the Nightswatch can use the town to resupply if they turn a blind eye to the horrible stuff craster does, the Crows kept up thier end of the bargain, Craster did not. Sure "Give us food or we kill you" is more of a bad guy's bargain but Craster knew the stakes and I find it odd that he would willingly provoke a large group of hungry men with only a town of submissive women to defend him.You know what? I agree with you Sam. We agree on something! Yes!
The thing is, Mormont was just what the Night's Watch needed. Sure, no-one liked Craster, but Mormont had that patience and tread a very thin line. While I understand the Nights Watch were in pretty dire straights, they still have to be patient: bear in mind they turned up completely unannounced. Craster technically didn't have to let them stay.
Lucky they werent in WesterosWhat we have to remember though is that the Nights Watch is made mainly of thieves and criminals. But still, killing under guest right is just a mortal sin in Westeros.
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Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
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Whats the point of even having allies if theyre not going to at least give you a decent meal when you need it. The deal was the Nightswatch can use the town to resupply if they turn a blind eye to the horrible stuff craster does, the Crows kept up thier end of the bargain, Craster did not.
I'm not saying Craster's being hard done by here, I can't stand him and he probably should have done more, but he's not an outright enemy. He proves to be an incredibly unworthy ally, but not an outright foe.
It's amibguous. A 10-year summer means a long-ass winter and he can't feast these guys every day with a full house to feed. At the same time, he is holding out, and with everything else the NW have gone through, it all erupts into one of the many magnificent plot volcanoes you unsuspecting viewers are in store for this season :semicolonpee:
True, Craster is not known for the readings of situations.
"Hrm, a motley bunch of starving, half-dead criminals with swords and a festering anger issue is at my door step, and they are getting angrier as I insult them. Nothing could possibly go wrong here!"
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